Impermanent loss is a type of opportunity cost unique to DeFi, specifically liquidity pools and AMMs. Here, we show you how to calculate impermanent loss in a clear, concise and comprehensive way
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Following a string of hacks, Crypto bridge safety is a bigger issue than ever. Here, we explain their strengths and weaknesses in detail
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Impermanent loss is a type of opportunity cost that is specific to crypto, and affects the yield earned from liquidity pools.
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Cross-chain flexibility enhances the benefits of regular yield farming in crypto by enabling you to access several protocols at once, without being constrained by pointless fees. So you can multiply your rewards without being penalised for proactivity, and pursue all the best opportunities via cross-chain yield aggregators like rhino.fi.
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APY, or annual percentage yield, allows you to gauge how much your crypto investment will grow over time and, crucially, it factors in the dynamic nature of crypto yield opportunities. Here’s how it works.
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Sharding is a way for blockchains to handle more transactions without fundamentally changing their code or rules. Essentially, the blockchain is broken into several smaller chunks, or shards, so they can be stored on different servers. The concept is most relevant to Ethereum, which is extremely congested and needs a solution that speeds things up
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The question ‘what is TVL’ is one of the most common in all of crypto. Check out our explainer on what the words ‘token value locked’ really means, and what TVL means specifically for DeFi projects.
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In the cryptoverse, a fork happens when a section of a blockchain’s community decide to go in a new direction and change its rules (protocol) by modifying its code. Now we know what you’re thinking here: that’s a bit like when a band splits over musical differences, right? Or when a company breaks into
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You may have seen Wrapped Bitcoin or Wrapped Ethereum (wBTC or wETH) pop up when using rhino.fi, and be wondering what these assets are all about. Essentially, wrapped tokens are copies of the original asset, created for other blockchains. In other words, they allow assets to be traded on chains other than the one they’re
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The crypto world was originally built for active traders. You could buy and swap one currency for another, but couldn’t access the passive income opportunities that are available in the traditional fiat world. However all that changed with the emergence of programmable blockchains such as Ethereum, which can be used as a basis for the
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